Fowler family

  • Frederick Edney Fowler
  • Edith Lee Fowler and Dorothy Ellen Fowler
  • John Edney Fowler
  • John Edney Fowler
  • Ellen Fowler
  • Seated John Edney Fowler. Standing from left Edith Lee Fowler; Frederick Edney Fowler; Sarah Elizabeth Fowler (known as Bessie), wife of Frederick; Dorothy Ellen Fowler who married Leonard George Clarke in 1921
  • ?, Sarah Elizabeth (Bessie) Fowler, Frederick Fowler at Thatched Cottage, 38 High Street on 5 September 1921. This is the rear view with its 'verandah' which ran the length of the house.
  • Edith Lee Fowler and Dorothy Ellen Fowler
  • Wedding of Harry Fowler (d. 29 October 1967 age 99) and Constance Sheldon on 13 April 1914 Seated from left, ?, Sarah, ? John Fowler, ‘Edie’, Harry, Constance, (child), Dorothy, Ellen, ?, Frederick,? ,?
  • c. 1883. Sarah Elizabeth Rogers with her grandmother Lee and a friend
  • Dorothy Ellen Fowler c. 1920. She died 8 March 1990
  • Leonard George Clarke in 1919 age 26. He died 12 September 1985
  • Frederick Edney Fowler leading his daughter through the Lychgate of St Mary's church.
  • At Acremead House. Seated left to right unknown ( housekeeper?) Bessie Fowler, Constance Fowler (nee Sheldon) Standing left: Frederick Edney Fowler (husband of Bessie) right: Harry Fowler (husband of Constance)
  • Seated John Edney Fowler and Ellen Fowler Standing Harry Fowler (lived at Acremead House d. 29 October 1967 age 99) and Frederick Edney Fowler
  • c. 1867. Sarah Elizabeth Fowler (Bessie, nee Rogers) as a baby with her mother who died in 1869 after the birth. Her grandmother, Lee, brought her up after her mother had died.
  • Grandmother Lee
Archive Notes:

The Fowler brothers, Mr Henry Edney (Harry) Fowler (Gentleman) and his brother Frederick Edney
Fowler (Oxford Grocer) bought Littleworth Farm (some 38 acres) from Maria Sarah Parrott in 1899, see record 1793 also for Acremead House. The fsrmouse for this farm was 22 Littleworth, now known as Kelly's Cottage, see record 0883. It is not clear whether Acremead was included or bought later but Harry built a splendid brick villa for himself (Acremead House) which still stands today.

Seventeen images of the family are shown. sourced from a descendant of the Fowler tree (see genealogical records),

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